PopTodd

Or at least that's the way he sings it. I cannot think of a more powerful vocalist in rock. Yeah, some of it is overwrought, but still. The guy was so great that when he left Small Faces, he had to be replaced with TWO people: Rod Stewart and Ron Wood. All hail Steve.

I like to play in the key of Zb. Favorite chord Qminor 13 half-demented

I'm not a Radiohead fan. Just don't buy into the cult. That said, OK Computer is a good record. And I do like what I've heard of Rainbows. I'll prolly pick that up. Yeah, I like to be contrarian.

Today (10/29): The Small Faces - The Singles: A's & B's V/A - Garden Of Earthly Delights: Garden of Punky Delights Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique Toots & The Maytalls - Funky Kingston/In the Dark Sugar - Beaster

No harm in sending more good vibes. Get better quickly, sir!

Damn. Sorry about that. Please take care of yourself.

I was 7 years old and interviewing for the role of "Danny" in The Shining. I'm pretty sure it was him.

I met Stanley Kubrick once. Oh, and I want this box set!

I have a little boy with peanut and tree nut allergies. So we're handing out plain Hersey bar minis and Mike n' Ikes.

Try the Tivoli in downtown Downers Grove?

And that is...?

Pugwash - Almanac First listen and, this is really good pop. For fans of: XTC, ELO, Jon Brion, Jellyfish

So, the show was a lot of fun. A bit too much talking (played 2 songs, then was interviewed for 10-15 minutes, rinse, repeat...), but still cool and entertaining. The interviewer was Warren Zanes (from the Del Fuegos) and they had a good report -- have known each other for a long time. Played mostly songs from her as-yet-unreleased album. And they sounded good.

Okay, so forget what I said earlier in the thread. This format sounds amazing for a long-time fan (like me). IWANNAGO!IWANNAGO!IWANNAGO!IWANNAGO!IWANNAGO!

The Replacements - All Shook Down

Just like every Right-wing talk show host. We're all different in the exact same ways. Oh, and I am not defending the tactics, just making an observation.

This tour was my first big concert. And I would be curious to hear the extra stuff.

Depends on the night. I've seen them twice. First time was relevatory. Brilliant. Second was absoloute shite.

"Do you know what Britney Spears sounds like?" "Yeah." "Nothing at all like that."

Yes it is. And yes it is.

That song completely messes me up every time I hear it. May be the best song I've heard in the last 10 years (from a strict, songwriting point of view).

You know... you're right. I think it's Martin.

The Boo Radleys - Kingsize Their swansong is also a much better BritPop record than the critics would lead you to believe.

That is catty. I am a geek. But not a snotty geek. (And I already said that Lou knows.) Knowing something is easy enough to do. And, once I tell you (or someone else does), we'll all know anyway. He is a member of one of my favorite bands. I can tell you and I will. I ain't gonna keep it to myself. Just like to see if anyone else shares this part of my musical taste/sense of humor. Or if anyone cares. It's Vivian Stanshall from The Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band. He was also the narrator on Mike Odefield's Tubular Bells album. And another member of the Bonzos - Neil Innes - became a satelli

I'm looking forward to heaing the Robert Plant/Allison Krause record. The samples I've heard have been great.